where can i buy them?
SDM charges a fortune for them!
my clothes are all badly stained with yellow
i had to throw half my clothes away
since i rarely launder them.
and i don't wear anti-persperint
cuz i don't smell
only sweat yellow stains.
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where can i buy them?
SDM charges a fortune for them!
my clothes are all badly stained with yellow
i had to throw half my clothes away
since i rarely launder them.
and i don't wear anti-persperint
cuz i don't smell
only sweat yellow stains.
I would try a fabric store. I think I have seen them at fabricland, I added a link to a great stain remover for this problem.It's called the only stain remover you will ever need. Works like a charm and safe on colours as well.
online article at Glamour.com
@Frugal50 - hey man I've got the same problem as you where I tend to sweat a lot (a lot) but it doesn't smell. I even usually sweat through anti-persperints - would these sweat pads be and effective alternative before turning to prescription if necessary
much appreciated in advance
What about trying panty liners? I've seen the sweat guards and they look like slightly larger pantyliners.
What about trying panty liners? I've seen the sweat guards and they look like slightly larger pantyliners.
http://www.ehow.com/how_6908149_make...m-shields.html
http://forum.smartcanucks.ca/120441-...mple-canada-3/
Old thread on the brand of pads that came out.
Dress shields are another name for protection against sweating.
Have you already tried Nivea's Invisible for black and white anti-perspirant?
http://www.en.nivea.ca/products/Anti...ite-pure-stick
heck ya, use PL. they stick to your clothes, absorb alot. and no one will see no worries.
thanks for the tips all of you
Now if they could only make something for boob sweating, I'd be all set!
Liners/shields can kind of make your clothing bulky and stiff. Tried them. I think they only really work well in structured clothing like suit jackets, where you can sew them in.
It would be pretty embarrassing to have a pantyliner fall out of your sleeve!
I honestly think that finding a good antiperspirant would be a good idea. Their purpose is to block perspiration. I've always struggled with antiperspirants, and it always seemed like my underarms were dripping (nerves, i guess). For me, some antiperspirants don't work at all, and some work for a few months before becoming totally ineffective. I love Secret Clinical Strength. I've been using it for at least two years, and the sweating has stopped almost completely. It's expensive at $7-$9 each, but sometimes you can find sales and use coupons. About a year ago, I bought a whole supply for about $1.50 each.
Wash your tops after each wearing. You might want to use something like OxiClean in each load to help prevent staining.
i had to throw out my pink top the other day
it was badly stained with yellow color armpit stains
no worries.... that top was old anyway
and got it for cheap at h and m
i use white vinegar to get rid of sweat stains.
Antiperspirant is to stop you from perspiring, sweating, which is what causes yellow stains. Deodorant stops the smell, and if you sweat you probably do have an odor you may not be aware of. Deodorant won't help you stop sweating which is why you get the stains.
You probably need antiperspirant, a strong one, if all your clothes have stains. And I don't mean to be rude at all but you might want to look into an antiperspirant with a deodorant because even if you don't think you smell, you might! My grandmother doesn't wear deodorant anymore and you can tell. Not a nice smell :(
Ladies in the menopause age group often sweat more than younger women so you might consider prescription strength if regular drugstore clinical doesn't stop you from sweating.
Also perhaps consider washing your clothes more... if you can wash the stains before they set, they often come out far easier.
Seems like the kind of thing that is easily solved, I doubt you need underarm pads, you probably just need proper antiperspirant and to wash your clothes or treat the underarms with stain fighter asap after you've sweat in them.